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Biotech / Medical : CTSI - CABG Minimally Invasive

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To: Pierre Borczuk who wrote (10)9/27/1996 4:17:00 PM
From: Robert Salasidis   of 29
 
I had bought all the shares I wanted in this stock back at 22 before the drop. I probably should have bought more when it was in the low teens but didn't. At this point I decided I have enough for a run to wherever it goes (this being one of my speculative stocks - I don't like to average down on those). My feeling is that if another major HMO or hospital is reported to be using their system, the stock could have another short term run.

I still feel that a major run to the 50+ range would require a controlled trial showing improved survival with this bypass technique vs angioplasty for single vessel disease - I have not heard of a study like this having even been started though. The procedure can be performed with a mortality rate that is <1%, and should have a patency rate that exceeds that of PTCA (10 vs 1-3 yrs). Since the PTCA group would eventually need repeat procedures, or a formal bypass, it is not inconceivable that this procedure could be a select replacement for LAD PTCA. If I ever call the company I will inquire about this.
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